The tutorial is offered together by the IMR, IFW, IDS, and imes. Goal is the instruction to Matlab/Simulink. This is done in form of active exercises in the CIP pool of the faculty at 5 dates. Additionally, a further presence time for free practice is offered. The presence at 4 of 5 dates, the submission of homework, as well as an exam is required for passing the tutorial
Attention:
Since summer semester 2012 the evaluation of the tutorial has been extended by a certificate. In return, the amount of homework to be given was reduced.
Audience
The tutorial is addressed to bachelor students at the end of there studies and master students in general. Due to the limited number of computers the tutorial is limited to 48 persons.
The tutorial is organised by the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. Therefore, it is limited to the following degree programs:
- B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering
- B.Sc. Production und Logistics
- B.Sc. Mechatronics
- B.Sc. Power Engineering
- B.Sc. Technical Education
- B.Sc. Nanotechnology
- B.Sc. Industrial Engineering
- M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering
- M.Sc. Production und Logistics
- M.Sc. Mechatronics
- M.Sc. Power Engineering
- M.Sc. Technical Education
- M.Sc. Nanotechnology
- M.Sc. Industrial Engineering
- M.Sc. Optical Technologies
- M.Sc. International Mechatronics
- M.Sc. Wind Energy Engineering
- M.Sc. Navigation and Environmental Robotics
- M.Sc. Biomedical Engineering
Due to numerous comments, the following changes occur for SoSem 2012: If the tutorial is taken in the B.Sc. study course, a subsequent crediting is also possible in the M.Sc. study program.
Content
- Introduction
- Programing
- Measurement Data Processing
- Multibodysystems and Vibrations
- Fundamentals of Control Engineering
Registration
The registration takas place at stud.IP
Previous Knowledge
The following courses are presupposed:
- Informationstechnisches Praktikum
- Regelungstechnik
- Mehrkörpersysteme
A script is offered free of charge at the first date (finances by study fees). Announced participants can download the script also over Stud.IP.
Adittionally, the RRZN offers a manual with basics in Matlab/Simulink: